The phrase "advocate a data" is not correct in written English.
It should be "advocate for data" or "advocate data" depending on the context.
Example: "As a researcher, I advocate for data transparency in all scientific studies."
Alternatives: "support data" or "promote data."
> -wrap-foot> Beyond structuring considerations, our approach to data representation has been inspired by specifications like the common object request broker architecture (CORBA) (11), and we advocate a Data as Data policy where the same serialized objects persist across all levels, including the database layer, the application layer and even for the materialization of saved user files.
In particular, we use a serialized object implementation and advocate a Data as Data policy where the same serialized objects can be used at all levels (database, search tool and saved user file) without conversion or the use of human-readable markups.
It advocates a "data force", based on the successful nudge unit, to access data from different departments and identify where savings could be made.
She advocates for a data driven, applied political science, approach to election reform that encourages academics and practitioners to join together to exchange expertise to create an efficient, well managed, transparent, and a citizen focused election system.
When I was living in California, civil liberties advocates fought a data system, charging that having ID numbers would intrude on the rights of students, even though those numbers would allow academic intervention on a timely basis.
The SciDB project advocates a new data model (i.e., the multidimensional array model) for scientific domains and releases a prototype that enables parallel processing of data in a highly distributed environment.
Our simulation results advocate a higher Internet data service is ensured by using our proposed data sharing framework.
Tech pioneers in the US are advocating a new data-based approach to governance – 'algorithmic regulation'.
Mr. Kirkpatrick has been an advocate of "data philanthropy" and the creation of a public "data commons," in which companies contribute large customer data sets, stripped of personally identifying information, for research on development and public health.
Hayden may not say much in public, but within the intelligence community he has long been an advocate of data mining and link analysis, calling it "the future of SIGINT," as signals intelligence is known.
Mari is an advocate for Data and other children with disabilities in Georgia.
